Friday
10.45am - : Budapest International Documentary Festival at Uránia National Film Theater Between September 23-27, BIDF welcomes plenty of creative documentaries and their directors (around 40 films), arriving from several countries across the globe, in order to participate in the international competition without any thematic restrictions.
The screenings will be followed by panel sessions, where visitors can meet and talk to the artists.
2pm - :
Serfőző Season Closing Beer Festival at Corvin Quarter The last Serfőző event of the 2015 season will be the Serfőző Season Closing Beer Festival, stylishly held at the same venue as the season opening event – that is, at the District VIII Corvin Promenade.
Beers:
Bernard, Legenda, Brewdog, Fóti, Daura, Guinness, Černá Hora, John Bull, Igazi Csíki, La Guillotine, Sümegi beers, Maisel’s Weisse, Primátor, Oedipus, Chodovar, Permon, Floris Kriek, Trooper, Krušovice, Svijany, Blanche de Bruxelles, Serforrás beers, Postřižinské, Üllői craft beers, Delirium.
5pm - : Kapuzárási Piknik Festival at Budapest Park At the last festival of the year, the most popular bands of summer festivals will step on stage, including Halott Pénz, Irie Maffia, hiperkarma, Punnany Massif, and Fran Palermo.
6.30pm - :
Eyeful - "Szemrevaló" Festival 2015 at Művész Cinema
From September 24 through October 3, the Eyeful Festival is back for the fourth time, organized jointly by the Embassy Of Switzerland, the Austrian Cultural Forum, and the Goethe-Institut.
They are bringing the best new films from German-speaking lands, including a number of prizewinners, to Budapest’s Művész Cinema. Full program here.
10pm -:
Nora En Pure at HellobabybarOne of the world’s most successful female deep house
DJs is back in Hungary! After many sold-out parties and great Beatport chart positions, Nora En Pure will bring the fall’s most fantastic night to Baby.
The deep-tuned melodies will find their worthy place in Baby’s ancient, mystical spaces, and the pleasantly pulsating tunes might also bring back the summer’s most sensual moments…
11pm - : Jay Bliss at LÄRM Jay Bliss began his DJ-ing career in his hometown of Sibiu, Romania, organizing underground raves. Over the course of a busy three years he gained much local support and was soon an integral part of Hermannstadt’s underground electronic scene. After meeting Markus Homm (Freunde Tontraeger / Highgrade / Ostwind) in 2004, the two conspired to open a record shop, Electrique Boutique. It was, at the time, Romania’s only record shop; this a testament to Jay’s ‘can do’ attitude and devotion to the industry. Since then, Jay has developed a style sitting somewhere between house and techno with strong Detroit roots, and he plays across Europe supporting the likes of Loco Dice, Guy Gerber, Paco Osuna, Derrick May, and Efdemin.Saturday
9am - :
Hungarian Basketball Day at City Park Ice RinkHungarian Basketball Day will be held for the fourth time, hosted by the City Park Ice Rink on Saturday. In addition to the B33 (three-against-three match on half-court, the first team to score 33 points wins) and streetball teams, ensembles of disabled people in wheelchairs will also introduce themselves.
10am - : Budapest Design Week 2015 at Budapest Organized for the 12th time this year, Budapest Design Week takes place between September 25th and October 4th. The main sponsor and the patron of the festival is the Hungarian Intellectual Property Office, its leading professional partner is the Hungarian Design Council with Design Terminal as cooperating partner, and it is organized by HIPAVILON Hungarian Intellectual Property Agency.
2pm - : Óbuda Wine Days at Óbuda Main Square The best winemakers of Hungary. Sweet nectars of various wine cellars that you will love.
Cheese, ham, and other goodies. All at the Óbuda Wine Days.
6pm - : Labrosse graphic exhibition and auction at Tesla BudapestDani Labrosse is a French-Hungarian illustrator and graphic designer based in Scotland. He’s only 18 years old but already has several assignments under his belt. He’s designed logos and album covers for European and American underground bands, and worked for online magazines and UK advertising agencies, for Greenpeace, espell, and more. His style is influenced mainly by the work of Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Hieronymus Bosch, and Beavis & Butthead. Together with a friend, he’s currently developing their second independent video game. He’s also working on the illustrations of a poetry book, designing the interior of a new office building, and finishing his first graphic novel.
8pm - :
BalkanBeats - Lemon Bucket Orkestra, Romano Drom, DJ Robert Soko, DJ Palotai Balkán Set at AkváriumBalkanBeats is Back!
Europe's best Balkan party, the original BalkanBeats with DJ Robert Soko, after Berlin, Paris and London, is back to Budapest!
Balkan hits mixed with electro and various styles, live music, dancing till the morning. Pretty girls, cool guys, and pálinka: that's BalkanBeats.
Sunday
6pm - :
UH Fest – Phill Niblock with Hilary Jeffery, Christian Kobi, Juho Laitinen & Thomas Ankersmit at Trafó During a special three-hour-long opening concert, Phill Niblock will present his works with two quartets led by Hilary Jeffery and Christian Kobi. Juho Laitinen will play a brand-new Niblock piece on cello. The opening night will be kicked off by Thomas Ankersmit, who will perform a piece on the Serge analogue synth, exploring the sound phenomenon known as otoacoustic emission.
8pm - : The Melvins, Big Business at A38 ShipThe Melvins were formed in Montessano, Washington in 1983 by Buzz Osborne, Matt Lukin, and Mike Dillard. Lukin and Dillard left the band, and drummer Dale Crover stepped in shortly thereafter. Osborne and Crover have been the Melvins' mainstays throughout their 29-year metamorphosis.
The Melvins' music is oppressively slow and heavy, only without any of the silly mystical lyrics of the indulgent guitar solos; it is just one massive, oozing pile of dark slime. With their slow, heavy and dark grooves they rediscovered "stoner-rock".
8pm - : Spiritual Front, Azar Swan at ShowbarlangSpiritual Front is a five-part neofolk act from Rome. Its members describe their music as "nihilist suicide pop", although elements of neoclassical and rock music, melancholic folk, as well as tango are prevalent, along with a recurring experimental feel.
The group's work has been described as crossing a wide variety of genres and musical styles or traditions, and the band itself is considered highly unique among the modern neofolk and post-industrial scenes in Europe. The ingenuity and constructiveness of Spiritual Front's songs have gained them something of a cult following since their formation in the late 1990s.
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